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Jaume, I hear that paint-slinging is the new thing...give it a go, I am sure the spousal unit will enjoy the creative aspect of the application :lol:. Besides staying inside the lines is SO overrated ;) All the best Patrick

Always an inspiration... ;)

Keith and Guy, Thanks for your kind words...I'll continue to push forward on him. Keith, I'll take some pics of the back next time; he wont have a pack so I hope you aren't too disappointed. As for the metalics, I don't do them until he is finished and as at least three coats of dull...

and one more... Looking forward to your thoughts... ;)

Here are some updated shots of the Sapper...I have yet to finish his shoulder boards and the plume, as well as the gauntets on both arms...Should have him finished up this week...

Rob, Please forgive me...essentially the 4th Bn didn't have the orange diamond. The diamond was reserved for those battalions (2nd and 5th) that particiapted in the D Day Invasion as a means to id'd one another on the beach. As the war went on, replacements to the D Day battalions didn't have...

Petey, Shot you an email to the house with some info...hope it helps my brother. Let me know if it doesn't. All the best Patrick

Thanks Kisifer; appreciate your kind words. I do paint with oils and undercoat with acrylics from either Andrea or Vallejo. I do use just a small amount of very thin acrylic to the extreme highlights for a contrast. I am glad you like him thus far; I'll post more pics this weekend. I have the...

Thanks for the response Bill. Your subtle point is well taken...time is something we never have enough of until we look back and see how much we have wasted. Certainly that isn't the case with you. I look forward to seeing more of your work. All the best Patrick

Dave, Thanks for the tips on horse painting...I'll give it a try... Red is a tough color to pull off, and I think you did a great job! All the best Patrick